Sentence examples for famous speakers from inspiring English sources

More famous speakers get an easier ride.

Presents speeches by 5 famous speakers each with an introduction detailing the time, place and events surrounding them.

(It's not all work; they get to let off steam with bubble football, skate parks, digital graffiti, photobooths, chiptune artists and famous speakers).

Traveling chautauquas, or "tent chautauquas," provided forums for famous speakers like William Jennings Bryan, who once gave 50 lectures in 28 days on the circuit.

Whether or not that is strictly true -- the Washington Speakers Bureau, which represents him and other famous speakers, did not return repeated telephone calls -- most political hopefuls speak free, at length, to anyone who will listen.

Is It Curtains for the Accent People Love to Hate? IT'S loud, it's fast and when some of its more famous speakers -- like Fran Drescher ("The Nanny") and Joe Pesci ("My Cousin Vinny") use it, you know exactly where they're coming from.

THE famous speaker draws a hefty crowd, but little enthusiasm.

Mr. Fraser tells of the time a famous speaker did not turn up, and those waiting for him grumbled, but not Dr. Whitrow.

The most famous speaker at the Charleston rally was Cecil Roberts, the seventy-one-year-old president of the United Mine Workers of America, and a figure from a more combative era.

In my Christmas holidays I received a call saying that to launch the scheme, they want to match up the unlikeliest pairing of a world famous speaker with an inner city London comprehensive.

Far-less-famous speakers, however, in tight situations in the lawcourts, made comparable reference to their individual expenditure on behalf of the state, one of them frankly admitting that his motive in spending more than was necessary was to take out a kind of insurance against forensic misfortune.